Subject	Sleeving cylinder on block
Posted by	Viper498 ( MO ) on April 02, 2008 at 2:50 PM
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Message	I just got word back from the machnie shop that in one of my cylinders, it appeared that water had accumulated in one of the cylinders and there was a little bit of rust which pitted the cylinder. They said that I could bore the block out, or they could (bore it out more) and put a sleeve in. Does anyone here see a huge problem with the sleeve since I don't have enough money to buy a set of new pistons? Just looking for advice. Brock '90 300zx N/A coupe Converting to Twin Turbo!
Follow Ups	Sleeving cylinder on block - Viper498 ( MO ) 14:50:35 04/02/08 How much is it going to cost - ZXRider(SoCal) 15:09:30 04/02/08 $85.00 to hone and sleeve... (n/m) - Viper498 ( MO ) 15:23:14 04/02/08 sleeves are kinda common in imports - ricerocketeer31 16:07:00 04/02/08 2nd - ZXRider(SoCal) 16:28:43 04/02/08 100% common on aluminum blocks. Not on cast iron blocks. (n/m) - AZHeat 00:14:40 04/03/08 Re: Sleeving cylinder on block - merlin3 17:18:39 04/02/08 Well I can definitely do that, but I just don't have the - Viper498 ( MO ) 21:53:55 04/02/08 Re: Sleeving cylinder on block - twin3037 03:33:52 04/03/08 It's just a different point. - na300zx (OH) 06:15:15 04/03/08
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